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Right now, it clearly looks like yesterday's attacks against Twitter, Facebook, and LiveJournal were meant to target only

Earlier this morning, we noticed a blog post that claimed that Twitter had started to test a new

Yesterday, Twitter, Facebook, LiveJournal, and Google's Blogger were targeted by a person or persons unknown, in a denial-of-service

In a recent Los Angeles Police Protective League blog post, President Paul M. Weber raised some concerns about

After a short private beta test, JS-Kit just announced that Echo, its new blog commenting platform, is now

For those of you addicted to social networking, Thursday morning is starting out pretty rough. The two biggest

The reason why Steven Seagal's 80's movies lack relevance for modern day audiences is because if a group

Only 5% of Twitter's users account for 75% of all the activity on the service, and almost one

According to a recent report, Chinese netizens are twice as likely to use chat and three times more

It's no secret that Twitter has become a preferred playground for spammers. Hashrocket's TweetBlocker sets out to change

According to news posted this morning to API-tracking website ProgrammableWeb, the social news community at Digg.com may be

We first reviewed TinyChat when it was just a text chat with Twitter integration. Since then, though, TinyChat

One of the most popular activities on the microblogging service Twitter is sharing links. However, this activity is

12seconds.tv, an online video service that lets users upload short video clips, just announced its new iPhone application.

Technorati, the world's first blog search engine, just unveiled Twittorati - a site where the top 100 tweetmeme_url

eMarketer reports that, according to the "Consumer Internet Barometer," the majority of Twitter users (42%) use the service

Companies in the internet TV space should start worrying. It seems Microsoft's foray into life streaming on the

Twitter just announced its new home page redesign complete with trending topics and search. Publicly launched at the

69% of respondents to a new poll performed last month say they don't know enough about Twitter to

UK government officials won't have to rely on randomly tweeting without any official guidance anymore. Neil Williams, the